Summary Information
Barry Conners Papers 1913-1927, 2001
- Conners, Barry, 1882-1933
M2004-239
1.0 c.f. (3 archives boxes) and 14 photographs
Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)
Papers of Barry Conners (1882-1933), a playwright and vaudeville entertainer, documenting play openings, reviews, and interviews with Conners. The scrapbooks consist of photographs and news clippings about performers and performances of some of Conners' plays. Also included is documentation of Conners' involvement with the White Rats Actors' Union, and his personal writings about the union. The bulk of the collection consists of scripts from plays and radio broadcasts written by Conners, including early drafts and completed manuscripts. The photographs include images of Conners, billboards announcing his plays, assorted friends from the vaudeville community, and family members. Also included is a biography entitled “My Grandfather's Trunk,” by Conners' grandson, Barry Rohan. English
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Administrative/Restriction Information
Presented by Barry Rohan, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Accession Number: M2004-239
Contents List
M2004-239
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Biography, 2001
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Correspondence, 1917-1928
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News clippings, 1911-1933
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Miscellaneous playbills and promotional materials
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Photocopied scrapbook : News clippings about plays.
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Bound Scrapbook
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White Rats Actors' Union
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Scripts
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“A Little Applesauce,” 1924
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“Almost a Husband,” 1924
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“Ambitions and Baby-Fingers”
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“The Arm-Chair Trails”
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“The Blackmailers”
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“ 'Big Enough' McCann”
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“The Clean-Up,” 1922
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“Common-Sense, Limited,” 1918
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“Convention and the Girl”
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“The Desert Rat,” 1923
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“The Devil's Blessing,” 1921
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“The Devil You Say!” , 1923
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“The Dream,” 1923
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“The Dumdora,” 1922
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“An Emotional Journey”
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“The First Kiss,” 1923
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“The Four Flusher,” 1924
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“The Ghost Lake Parson”
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“Gimme Back My Toothache”
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“Hats on Beds”
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“The Hundred Dollar Whopper,” 1913
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“It Isn't Done,” 1924
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“Kith, Kin, and Company,” 1921
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“The Little Bigamist”
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“Love Lessons,” 1925
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“The Mad Honeymoon,” 1923
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“The Man Hunt,” 1923
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“Nothing Doing,” 1918
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“The Patsy,” 1925-1927
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“Proceed, Dorothy!” 1918
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Radio Comedy Skit to Promote Allan Dinhart
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“Sacrifice”
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“The Scar”
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“The Scenario”
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“The Talker,” 1923
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“Tears of the Poppy”
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“Told of Two,” 1926
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Untitled script
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Photographs
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